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A dispute at the salad bar turned into a food fracas at an upscale retirement home, with a man taking a bite out of another's arm and other residents suffering minor injuries.
Sure, everyone's heard of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and Washington's Smithsonian Institution. But how about the Florida museum dedicated to actor Burt Reynolds, or the Texas museum all about the history of funerals?
German prosecutors said they were investigating a celebrity reality television show set in the Australian jungle for cruelty to people for making contestants eat live insects.
A lawmaker was charged with drunken driving, hours after attending a bill-signing ceremony to highlight the state's newest effort to crack down on DWI offenders.
Scientists using the Hubble Space Telescope said they see similarities between a newly released image of a distant expanding star and Vincent van Gogh's painting "The Starry Night."
A magazine advertisement for lingerie that showed a scantily clad model apparently masturbating was banned by Britain's Advertising Standards Authority for being offensive.
Talk about a slam dunk. Most college students probably dream of getting a final exam with questions like this: How many goals are on a basketball court? How many quarters are in a high school basketball game? How many points does a 3-point field goal account for?
A documentary about a Canadian family closely linked to Osama bin Laden portrays the al Qaeda chief as a well-meaning family man who banned ice in drinks, loves volleyball and has trouble controlling his children.
Collectors have made an online rush to buy BellSouth's boxy old pay phones that have been refurbished for home use, after the Atlanta-based company decided to pull out of a coin-operated phone business that had withered in the wireless age.
Sony, maker of the PlayStation 2 video game console, said a study of the online gaming habits showed that peak usage was between 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., a span that encompasses television's prime time.
Never having cleaned a bathroom in his life, CEO Jonathan Tisch was down on his knees, scrubbing with great effort but little interest, under the watchful eye of his supervisor.
